In Chinese culture, the dragon is the first of all auspicious signs — the embodiment of power and nobility. In the Year of the Dragon (Jiachen), a bottle of "Jiachen Dada" is more than wine: it is a talisman for the season.
I. Royal Lineage: From Palace to Collector's Cabinet
The name "Royal Jiannanchun" carries the word "royal" with reason — the series upholds a thousand-year legacy of imperial tribute wine, holding grain to the strictest standards of the royal court. From raw material selection to brewing control, everything is held to the standard of "palace wine."
That lineage traces back to the Tang Dynasty's imperial "Jiannan Shaochun"; today it returns to cabinets and banquet tables in collector-grade form.
II. Jiachen Dada: The Auspice of Three Dragons
"Long xing dada" — from an ancient dictionary, describing dragons soaring in flight. In the Jiachen year, the character "da" became the cultural symbol of the entire year, carrying the boldness of "dragons on the move."
Royal Jiannanchun · Jiachen Dada was born for that year — a collector's edition that seals a full year of blessing inside the bottle.
Crystal clear, elegant aged aroma, rich cellar fragrance, refined and mellow, sweetly crisp — full and rounded, naturally harmonious, with a long finish and a uniquely elegant style. The premium character of Royal Jiannanchun, complete in one cup.
III. The Dragon Head: A Replica of Imperial Garden Art
The bottle's design recreates the dragon-head figure among the Twelve Animal Heads of the imperial garden — luxurious, dignified, and regal. Imperial craftsmanship, condensed into a vessel that is as much a work of art as a container of wine.
The Twelve Animal Heads were bronze zodiac figures that kept time in an imperial garden; the dragon head is the one most fitting for the Year of the Dragon.
IV. 888mL: China's Lucky Number
The bottle holds 888mL — "fa fa fa," the number Chinese culture equates with prosperity, and the most direct blessing to the drinker. 52% vol, strong-aroma style, under the GB/T19961 standard.
V. Moments to Cherish and Gift
Lunar New Year
A dragon head welcoming spring — the auspicious anchor of festive tables.
Premium gifting
A royal name, a dragon-head form, and the blessing of 888 — a gift of the highest order.
Collecting & display
A zodiac collector's edition with a one-of-a-kind year — a story piece for any cabinet.
One cup to the auspicious dragon, one cup to a flourishing age.
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